WO2000040793A1 - Dreidimensional strukturiertes faserflächengebilde und verfahren zur herstellung - Google Patents
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- the invention is concerned with three-dimensionally structured fiber sheets.
- Three-dimensionally structured is used here to denote fiber sheet structures in which the orientation and spatial assignment of the individual fibers to one another in the plane in question in each case deviate from that in the closest plane of the plane.
- the invention is concerned with fiber sheet structures which have at least one nonwoven layer which is connected to at least one layer of a scrim, grid or net.
- a method of manufacture is given.
- One or more layers of discontinuous, thermoplastic material are present.
- Polymer fibers and one or more layers of an open mesh Networks of coarse, thermoplastic, continuous meltblown fibers, which cross each other at a predetermined angle, are connected to one another by thermal welding, either flat or point-shaped, to form a flat structure with a uniform thickness.
- the tangled short fibers have diameters between 0.5 and 30 ⁇ m with a basis weight of 10 to 15 g / m 2 .
- grating / microfiber layer / grating as well
- a preferred material for both the microfibers and the filaments of the grid is polypropylene.
- Such a flat structure has a very high tensile strength, coupled with a precisely adjustable porosity.
- the meltblown microfiber layers determine the external appearance and, for example, the filter properties, while the thermoplastic network (s) reinforce, control the porosity and, if necessary, simulate the appearance of a woven fabric
- the material is therefore not only suitable as a filter, but also as a sterile packaging material in surgery.
- Other areas of application are chemically internal filter media or non-wettable, lightweight, thermal insulation layers for clothing, gloves or boots.
- the layers are thermally bonded to one another under pressure, for example between heated rollers, the engravings of which correspond to the desired spot welding.
- heat radiation can be applied between the rollers before heating. The degree of heat exposure is adjusted so that the fiber materials soften but do not experience an increase in temperature up to their crystalline melting point.
- the object of the invention is to improve the described three-dimensionally structured fiber sheet of the prior art in such a way that, even at temperatures up to 60 ° C., it can withstand pressure peaks perpendicular to the surface plane up to 1 psi without destruction.
- the invention is also intended to show a production method for such a fiber sheet.
- At least one nonwoven layer is connected to one layer of scrim.
- the nonwoven layers consist of mechanically and / or thermally bonded fibers and have a fold-like course in the surface direction in the form of geometric, repeating elevations or corrugations.
- At least one thermoplastic scrim, grid or mesh layer with one another crossing and melting at the crossover points connected continuous filaments with a thickness of 150 to 2000 ⁇ m between their crossing points and thickening at the crossing points up to seven times these values is present in the structure according to the invention.
- this layer will in the following always be referred to as a scrim, even if there are other structures with intersecting individual filaments.
- the mesh size of the scrim i.e. the distance between two nearest filament crossing points in the longitudinal direction, multiplied by the corresponding distance in the transverse direction, is 0.01 to 9 cm 2 , with the proviso that the filament crossing points in the longitudinal and transverse directions are no less are spaced apart by 0.10 mm.
- connection between the fiber layers and the laid layers can be full-surface, punctiform, linear or flat-pattern-like.
- the continuous filaments of the scrim consist, for example, of polyethylene, polypropylene, polyamide-6, polyamide-6.6, polybutylene terephthalate, polyethylene terephthalate, polyester elastomers, copolyesters, copolymers of ethylene and vinyl acetate or of polyurethane.
- the scrim consists of a biaxially stretched network.
- the stretching in the direction of both filament courses takes place according to known methods in the longitudinal direction by passing the gap between a slower and a faster running roll, the speed ratio of the faster to the slower running roll determining the drawing ratio.
- the stretching is carried out in the transverse direction by means of an expanding tenter. This known procedure results in a reduction in the thickness of the filaments between the mutual crossing points and thus a reduction in the basis weight by up to 95%.
- the invention also relates to a one-sided or double-sided coating of hot-melt adhesive, which has a much lower melting point and adhesive point than the plastic of the filament, and laminated fabrics.
- each nonwoven layer has different properties with regard to the configuration of its fold or with regard to its inherent properties, such as, for example, weight per unit area, type of fiber, fiber bond.
- the expert in the selection of the parameters for the nonwovens with regard to the composition, type of fiber, fiber bond and fiber orientation depends on the properties known to him which these layers should have. In the interest of a high inherent rigidity of the elevations and corrugations, an intensive bonding of the nonwoven fibers to one another is necessary.
- a hard grip is preferred, since this increases the inherent rigidity and mechanical resistance of the fiber sheet overall.
- each of the nonwovens present can have layers of fused fibers, these melt surfaces being thermally connected to the scrim.
- the distance from one filament crossing point to the next in the scrim as well as the degree of stretching and the filament thickness in the longitudinal and transverse directions are approximately the same, because this results in elevations with a circular base cross-section after the shrinking process. These have proven to be the most resistant to pressure loads perpendicular to the surface plane.
- multilayer fibrous fabrics with weights of 20 to 3000 g / m 2 can be produced.
- Products with low basis weights are suitable, for example, for liquid-absorbing and distributing layers in diapers, those with up to 3000 g / m 2 for high-volume filter mats with a high storage capacity for the filtrate.
- Fig. 1 shows the subject of the invention in supervision
- Fig. 2 shows a cross section along the line A-A of Fig. 1
- Fig. 3 shows a cross section as in Fig. 2, but with different types of nonwoven layers.
- the composite 1 is first considered: Here, one of the possible embodiments of the invention is shown in a top view.
- the composite 1 is composed of the shrunk fabric 4 and the two nonwoven layers 2 and 3. These are bound to the shrunk fabric, but not to one another, in such a way that elevations 6 and depressions 7 are formed on the nonwovens on both sides of the fabric. Between the elevations and below them there are cavities 12, 13 which are permeable to fluid media and receive particles and dusts therefrom.
- the fabric consists of intersecting monofilaments 5.
- FIG. 2 shows a cross section along the line AA from FIG. 1; the nonwovens 2 and 3 are bound in the areas 8 of the recesses 7 to the monofilaments 5 of the scrim 4 with the aid of adhesive.
- Fig. 3 shows a shrunk composite of nonwoven fabric and scrim, the distance between the filaments 5 of the scrim and the tips 9 of the elevations 6 is designated by 10.
- the cross section shown, in contrast to FIG. 2, has an asymmetrical structure.
- the non-woven material elevations 8 extend only in one direction perpendicular to the surface plane of the scrim.
- the scrim filaments are coextruded on one side
- Hot melt adhesive 11 with a significantly lower melting and softening point than the remaining mass of the scrim.
- the nonwoven fabric is intensively bonded to the scrim by the hot melt adhesive 11, position 11 simultaneously representing the deepest point of the recess 7.
- Position number 10 defines the distance between the lay plane and the tip 9 of the elevations 6. The latter result in a significant increase in surface area, which results in an increased absorption capacity for particles to be separated.
- the cavities 12 between the elevations 6 of the nonwoven fabric, which are oriented perpendicular to the plane of the surface, and the layer of scrims, as well as the open spaces 13 between the depressions 7 and the tips 9 of the elevations 6, are large enough to contain low to medium-viscosity liquids and multidisperse systems from solid parts and absorb aqueous solutions spontaneously and possibly pass them on to the suction layers underneath.
- Fibrous sheet material is carried out by covering a 3-300 g / m 2 heavy, unshrunk fabric, net or grid made of thermoplastic continuous filaments on one or both sides with a nonwoven fabric and connecting them to a flat nonwoven fabric using known laminating techniques.
- the nonwoven fabric can have been produced using all known measures, i.e. dry by carding, carding or air laying technology, by wet deposition or also by fibers or continuous filaments spun from the melt.
- the composite is then subjected to a thermal treatment which is sufficient for the fabric to suffer a surface shrinkage.
- the nonwoven layers which either experience no surface shrinkage or a surface shrinkage that is significantly lower than that of the scrim, dodge perpendicular to the surface plane, forming elevations.
- the nonwoven fabric can be self-contained over the entire surface or over part of the surface. Perforated nonwovens can also be used for the method according to the invention.
- the fabric in the nonwoven fabric shrinks by further increasing the temperature.
- the shrinking temperature depends on the softening and melting range of the thermoplastic on which the scrim is based. To initiate shrinkage, the temperature must lie between these two temperatures, the shrinkage amounts being higher the closer the temperature flow actually hitting the knitted fabric comes to the melting temperature of the thermoplastic. It is of course known to the person skilled in the art that the residence time at the given shrinking temperature also has an influence on the extent of the surface shrinkage.
- the achievable amounts of shrinkage in the longitudinal and transverse directions or the ratio of the two amounts to one another can largely be predetermined by the choice of the fabric. Assuming non-contact, unimpeded shrinkage, the ratio of longitudinal and transverse shrinkage is 1: 1 if the monofilaments of the scrim have the same titer and the same in the longitudinal and transverse directions
- the nonwoven bond and the lamination on the fabric can also be done in a single step.
- the economy speaks for this process.
- the fabric is positioned between two loose layers of fiber, then mechanically or with water jets into one
- Aqueous plastic dispersions are used as non-fibrous binders, which are either printed on one or both sides of the composite, or there is a complete impregnation with a foamed mixture in a foam impregnation unit or with a non-foamed mixture through a full bath impregnation with the aqueous plastic dispersion carried out. It is then dried and the binder is crosslinked in the heat.
- thermoplastic activation of adhesive fibers within the nonwovens can create additional internal strengthening.
- the relationship between the longitudinal and transverse shrinkage determines the shape of the elevations in the nonwoven layers.
- a longitudinal / transverse ratio of 1: 1 dome-shaped elevations are created with an idealized circular base.
- a longitudinal / transverse ratio of not equal to 1 results in elevations with an idealized oval cross section parallel to the base. If, for example, the shrinkage is only completely prevented in the longitudinal direction, continuous, groove-shaped elevations are formed on the nonwoven in the longitudinal course, which ideally have the same amplitude over their entire length.
- the scrim is covered on one or both sides with an unbound fiber web and subjected to thermal embossing calendering or ultrasound calendering.
- the resulting flat, two- or three-layer fabric has sufficient bond strength.
- the material is shrunk thermally or with steam.
- Bicomponent fibers with side-by-side, eccentric or concentric core / sheath structure are used for this process variant.
- the nonwoven cover (s) can consist of 100% of these bicomponent fibers or can be used in a blend with thermoplastic and / or non-thermoplastic homofil fibers. There are no restrictions on the choice of homofil fibers.
- the melting point of the bicomponent fibers must be less than or equal to the melting point of the individual filaments of the scrim that trigger the shrinkage with respect to the lower-melting component.
- the melting point difference should not be higher than 40 ° C in order to prevent strong embrittlement of the nonwoven layers.
- thermoplastic polymer contributing to the melt bond is not critical, it has proven expedient in the case of one-sided nonwoven covering to use a melt component which has a chemical relationship to the thermoplastic polymer of the scrim. Otherwise there is a risk of poor bond strength after lamination.
- polyester bicomponent fibers with copolyester melting at over 200 ° C. or polybutylene terephthalate as the sheath component, for example, for a scrim made of polyethylene terephthalate filaments in the nonwoven.
- Embossing calendering or ultrasound bonding it is advantageous to cover the scrim on both sides with fiber pile. After calendering, both sheets are welded to one another in a pattern in the open areas above and below the scrim. The scrim is thus inseparably embedded in the composite. The number of thermal welding points between the nonwoven fabric and the scrim on this unshrunk semi-material is very low to negligible.
- the engraving area of the embossing roller covers 4-30% of the total contact area.
- Nonwoven for the most part or even completely, so that there is no resistance to the shrinkage of the scrim. Only when it cools down does the nonwoven fabric bond again.
- the shrinkage is already triggered by a single thermal treatment. It is not possible to shrink the once shrunk and cooled laminate again by a second thermal treatment.
- Fabric can alternately consist of nonwoven and scrim.
- the nonwovens on both sides of the scrim can be the same or different in both structure and weight. In special cases, it is also possible to provide inner layers in succession from two nonwovens.
- the structured fiber sheet can be used in all those areas in which there is a high specific surface area, a high fluid throughput with a large particle storage capacity or a high compression resistance under mechanical stress, in particular at elevated temperatures.
- Examples are filters and hygiene or medical products.
- the products according to the invention can also be used for decorative purposes in the household, for example wall coverings. example 1
- the welded area of the engraved roller is 9.6% with an engraving depth of 0.73 mm.
- Calendering is carried out at a temperature of 140 ° C and a line pressure of 30 kp / cm at a throughput speed of 6 m / min.
- the width of the goods is 50 cm.
- the nonwoven fabric consists of 90% core / sheath fibers with a core made of polyethylene terephthalate and a sheath made of copolyester, which melts at 120 ° C.
- the rest is cellulose.
- the titer of the core / sheath fiber is 4.8 dtex, its cutting length 55 mm.
- the titer of the cellulose is 3.3 dtex with a cutting length of 60 mm.
- the three-layer, flat fiber sheet with a total weight of 27.8 g / m 2 is then subjected to a thermal shrinking treatment in a belt dryer at 170 ° C. and a residence time of 2 min and 20 s.
- the originally 50 cm wide semi-material has a width of only 16 cm and a weight per unit area of 20 g / m 2 . This results in a linear shrinkage in the transverse direction of 68%, a surface shrinkage of 76.8% and a linear shrinkage in the longitudinal direction of 27.6%.
- the mathematical formulas for the shrinkage calculation are:
- the following table shows the thicknesses measured under different loads at room temperature and after storage for 48 hours under a load of 1 psi.
- the following formulas are used to calculate the compression resistance K, the recovery W and the creep resistance KB, each expressed in%.
- the thickness measurement for the calculation of creep resistance takes place at 0.2 psi contact pressure.
- the thickness measurements were carried out as follows: The sample was subjected to a contact pressure of 0.6205 kPa psi for 30 seconds and the thickness value was read off after these 30 seconds. Immediately afterwards, the contact pressure was changed by changing the weight Thickness gauge increased to 1, 3789 kPa and also read the thickness at the exact same measuring point after another 30 seconds.
- the test specimen was subjected to a pressure of 1 psi at 60 ° C. for 48 hours and then the thickness was determined at a contact pressure of 1,379 kPa.
- the value for KW is obtained by measuring the thickness at 6.8947 kPa
- the value for W is obtained by reading the thickness at 6.8947 kPa
- the value for KB is obtained by dividing the thickness of the test specimen pressed at 60 ° C for 48 hours at 6.8947 kPa by the thickness of the unpressed test specimen, each measured at 1.3789 kPa, and multiplying by 100 (in%) ).
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